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Nov 21, 2024
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2024-2025 Course Catalog
Aeronautical Accident Investigation, M.Phil.
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Aeronautical Accident Investigation is an important area of study that explores the forensics behind crash analysis and deciphering “black box” data, both the common and unexpected causes of aeronautical issues, the technical skills needed to troubleshoot equipment, identify hazards, and determine preventative measures to avoid future incidents and reduce financial losses. Professionals in this field are integral to the success of air and space missions and protecting the safety of pilots and crew. They also inform important decision-making that leads to improvements and technological advancements in the field. Capitol Tech has the unique resources and partnerships for students to progress in this field. Students will have opportunities for research collaborations with NASA, WIFA, and other aviation and space organizations. The university’s proximity to the nation’s technology hub of Washington, D.C. and the DMV, prospective students will find many internships and job opportunities available to them with leaders of the industry.
The M.Phil. in Aeronautical Accident Investigation program is structured for experienced professionals in the Aeronautical Accident Investigation field with an appropriate undergraduate degree and professional experience. During the program, students will conduct original research in an approved area of Aeronautical Accident Investigation in commercial, civil, and general aviation.
Student Outcomes
- Graduates will be able to apply the theoretical framework of the discipline into the analysis of crash site investigations.
- Graduates will be able to utilize their knowledge and skill of Aeronautical Accident Investigation to analyze and evaluate crash sites.
- Graduates will be able to develop and implement new methods of investigating crash sites.
- Graduates will be able to apply quantitative and qualitative methods to their research in Aeronautical Accident Investigation.
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Course Requirements
Master of Philosophy 30 Credits
Notes
No more than two course can be take at the same time without the approval of the VPAA.
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